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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-30

ROME, June "a The period OF grace
granted 10 DIR. McQIynn. OF New York Is
about to expire. and he has made no sign
OF submission. 1t is stated that the pope
will without further delay excommunlcate
tha nrIaat
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Troop A., d. N. c., Captain 8. j. Wootten
commanding, has decided to adopt The
Biggs Guard tor its name, la.las
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AHe Declines. with ThHnkn, Pref
feped 'Eessinl0mtaI.

The following letter was signed by the
publishers of all the daily newspapers of
Philadelphia, morning and afternoon,
without single exception:
PHIIapEIGHla, May 25, Ias7--John Wand-
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OF The daily journals of Philadelphia desire
to unite In some fitting testimonial to eele-
brate your Goth anniversary by a public
dinner, to be given Mt the Union League, at
such time as may be most convenient for
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ing your quarter of n century OF mercnn-
tile experience, in which journalism has
been most distinctly recognized as one Of
the legitimate and essential agents OF tho
highest commercial achievement so exeep-
tionally illustrated In your own life. Hop
ing TO receive an early acceptance, we re-
main very truly yours,
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There Is Liberty statue In New Yorl
harbor. 'Shl Keep II dark.--BOstOA Post
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TUE VERDICT.

HAvRE DE GRACE, June 23.-The coro-
nor's jury in the case of Alexander
Goutram, killed by tho collision on the
p, w. Il b. railroad at this place on
Tuesday afternoon, this morning re-
turned the following verdict
'tThat on the 2lst day of June In the
year 1887, at the city of Havre de Grace,
Hartford county, the said Alexander
Goutram came to his death by collision
between passenger trains Nos. Al and &C,
and that we do censure the railroad com.
pany and its employees for the reckless
manner and high rate OF speed In run.
ming their trains through our city thereby
endangering the lives Of our citizens ana
the travelling public" .,.-'1s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
THE IDANHA HOTEL
The Approaching Boom for
Soda Springs.
SALT LAKERs' ENTERPRISE
The Natural Mineral Water Company
Start Work on Their New
Structure.
SALT LAKERS' ENTERPRISE

Soda Springs, the great Spa of the
the wonders of whose waters,
and the charms of whose scenery have
hitherto been enjoyed only by the few
is about to take the place it has long
deserved in the ranks of the great
watering, health and pleasure resorts of
the continen'. 4
All that Soda Springs has ever lacked
has been strong, capable hand to in
stitute her boom. That hand has been
found in the Union Pacific, and of its
ability to work the boom up to its ut
most tension-there can be no manner
IF doubt.
The opportunities, resources and at
fractions of Soda Springs were anon,
the earliest things that Mr.. P. 2.
Saelby grasped within his mind when
he came out to take charge of this end
of the Union Pacific's interests. The
wonderful powers of her waters, the
GOODNESS and delight of her climate dur
ing the months when the region around
her was baking, the great natural game
preserves adjacent-there was nothing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

A plot of ground Skies feet, Second South,
Street, partly improved with business house.
| Call for particulars
59x165 feet adjoining Continental Hotel
33xl65 feet, West Temple, improved
| bargain, 5000
Another fine plot of business property. on
| West Temple Street $50 pr foot.
5000. Another immediate business
property S3xl65 feet of ground, east front, to-
\ Continental Hotel. a
building cost 81, coo, at a bargain Yes a
sacrifice. If taken at once. Call for par
ticulars. f
1000. An elegant big property. house
OF elgnt rooms, lot s222x320 feet of ground,
| fine fruits, lawns shedscand good barn
| Three and half blocks from business.
Must be sold at once a
1000; A rare chance; House of five
rooms and elegant location. Lot 75xI65 feet
OF ground, east front Line Of water gas
ana car hne-West Temple Street As
1900. A gem of corner lot, south and
kinds of fruits and berries. House of four
rooms, corner, Ninth Ward IS
$500. handsome building site. Lot
sZ12x165 feet OF ground, on corner Brigham
and Sixth East Street.
1900. An elegant building site. 9Ox10O
IeeN Oh ground. corner, cas-. front fine lOcs-
tlon; out Of the DUST, one block aorth Of
Eagle Gate. a
$500. A beautiful toue, new brick
modern style house OF rooms. bath room.
not and cold water, bay window, etc Lot
5Oxl65 Of ground. Lawns, flow rs and good
barn; 312 blocks from business 50
$500. Another coy house of 8 rooms.
modern style. bath, hydrant wster, and lot
60xl65 feet of ground, s'uth front on car
line, ~ blocks from business; lawns, shrub
berry I'D barn ~
$500. The nobbiest little. home in the
city. new modern style adobe hos.se If :
rooms, bath, closets, etc Lot 50xI65 of
ground, south front, affording the finest
view IN the city, fayOriie locality, clos= up.
SO
5000. Soon to be business property plat
OF ground, 50x165 feet of ground on First
South Street, adjoining Continental Hotel,
together with house Off rooms Al
$4,000. For a wholesale house, new
brick store 2xl65 feet Of ground, 9 rooms up .
stairs, large cellar and warehouse, alsonew
Drlck house, modern style, of rooms bay
window, etc., good barn, etc, close up. 20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
RELIGIOUS SERVICE.

CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAl
SAINTs.-Salt Lake Stake of Zion, Angus N
snOnon, president; Joseph E. Taylor and
Charles w. Peose mr. counselors. Service.
in the Tabernacle at 2 pm, and in the varI
GUS Ward meeting houses in the evening
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The Rev. J.
B. Thrall, pastor: Public worship with ser
mon at IL am. Sunday School at Il 15
Young peoples meeting at pm. Nine
teenth Ward Sunday school at $50 am.
Tenth and Twentieth Ward Sunday Schools
at Pm. Preaching in the Tenth Ward
chapel at Z 80.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. - Public worship
at IL am. and 80 pm, and preaching by
the pastor. R G. McNiece. Sabbath School
# i2.1I YO1n< peoples meeting at 6.45
Seats ire at all The services, and strangers
welcome.
ST. MARKS CATH EERAL-Holy communion
II 20 ~ -un7sy School at 945 am
Y rling :, ger III sermon at II am. Bible
reading at 80 l.m. Efeuing prayer at 730
p N.
CHURCH OF THE FIRST BoRN-SeryiceS al
433 S. Fourth East. Subject: How to Gain
Eternal Life by The minister James Dove.
AL are welcome. ppm.
TEMPERANCE LEcTURE-Rev. 7. C Tiff
viii speag at the Methodist Church tonight
on what shall We Do With the Sa Don?
Also at Il am Subject, what is the King
dom of GOd?" The public cordially invited.
Visitors Always welcome.
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floor, and the angles of the building
are relieved by towers which run M
and have their pinnacles capped with
weather yanes towering high into the
air.
The hotel will be illuminated by cleo
trio light, all apartments being fur
nished with incandescrnt jets: the rooms
Will also have eDuuCiators and all other
modern appliances known to the best
city hotels. The hotel will have accom-
modations for 100 guests, though any
number of day bosrders can be pro-
vided for.
An immense bath house will be built
just opposite the hotel; it will be sup
Piled with warm water from the
Mound spring."
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS.
Last week the contracts were let for
the erection of the building within sixty
days, the company intending to open
the hotel by July LIST, or as soon as the
summer exodus begins.
Mr.. McDaVitt. of Butte, secured the
contract for putting up the building; be
is amply abiesto finish his work within
the required time, and he will begin
operations at once with as many men as
he can employ.
David Eccles. of Ogden. secured the
contract for supplying all the lumber
to be used in the building, and he is
now in North Powder experimenting
the shipping and loading of the neces-
sary timber.
The Pacific Hotel Company, who will
have charge of the resort at Garfield,
have leased the hotel, and will run it IN
the admirable style that has given them
so excellent reputation along the U. P.
route The Union Pacific will make ex-
cursion rates from all points on their
line to Soda Springs. and will do ali in
their power to obtain reduced rates
from connecting lines.
Mr.. John II. Burton, of this city. is
the architect who will have charge of the
construction of the Idanha. He leaves
for Powder River this morning on bust
ness connected with the hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
BUILDING LOTS.

1000 Lot 5Jx1G5 feet Of Grouno, south
trout, p block east Of Main Street, on North
Temple. 6
GOO Lot l65x247 feet on corner Of Second
South and Thirteenth East Streets
LOO Choice lot. 45x14O feet, l block
from Eagle Gate. 6
1000 Another choice lot, close up. can
be sub-dlviced into lots, south front:
500. Corner lot, 6xS r-ds Of ground on
Knob Hill, Ba OF Bsssin's residence. II
500. Lot 66x165 feet OF ground, = BLOCK
from car line, 9th Ward. 10
$50. Lot 3xl0 RODS IF ground frst.class
Location, close up to business, back of Eagle
Gate, 18th Ward. 26 .
LOO. A handsome corner lot for
nice home, adjoining q 1850 residence.
5xlO rods, good from s, etc, 10Th Ward. %
1900 Another choice building site
S21:sx165 feet of ground. east front. Choice
nnelghborhood, near car line, West Temple
street IS
1000. A speculation and & bargain. "a
block Of lard, oth South Street. all frontage.
can be subdiyided into thirty lots. CONS
quick. o.
1880 A fine corner lot, s215x165 feet.
east 'front.' on corner OF Brighafn and 9th
East Streets, choice fruits, etc. 85
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lacking to make other the Mecca of the
tourist, the sportsman, and the business
man who seeks with his family brief
respite from the torrid heat of the
towns.
The first thing was to give her quick
and easy railroad connection with al!
the busy region that would be tributary
to her. This was done by the Oregon
Short Lines touching there.
The next essential ": s tie erection Of
a hotel-a hotel in all senses OF the word
where any number of visitor
might resort, sure of finding that in
leaving behind them the heat, dust and
turmoil of town life, they had left be
hind none of its conyeniences, luxuries
or enjoyments.
To this end the
NATURAL MINERAL WATER COMPANY
was organized in this city, with Allan
Fowler, the well-known physician as
president. and with W. A. Clark, of
Butte, W. s. Mccormick, G. S. Erb and
Henry Denhalter, as members of its
directory.
THE "IDANHA."
The company at once engaged the
services of the archi' t, Mr.. John H.
Burton, of this city, ho was made
acquainted with the aims they enter
tanned and instructed to draw plans
and drawings in conformity. He has
lately finished his labors, which
have been accepted az the company,
and the various contracts awarded for
the erection of the building. The cost
of the hotel, it is estimated, will be $50 :
600 and Of tire Park improvements, $c5,
0O0-but these figures do rot inclQde the
outlay fo- sewera. e AMI water supply,
which viii raise the total to a very
respectable amount.
The name selected for the hotel is the
"Idanha Indian word for Idaho
and meaning "gem of the valley" q
veritable gem the structure will be. il
the drawings and details furnished u:
by the architect are carried out. Ar
| idea OF the ground plan of the building
can be gained from the following die
gram:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24

Houses for Rent in all parts OF the City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
$40 SOUTH MAIN
Next to Walker House.

Now il the time to buy
Real Estate. Make no
mistake; a brighter day
is dawning for Salt Lake
City. The Boom is at
hand!
To Local Capitalists
Delays are dangerous;
Eastern investors are TAX
ing advantage of the pre-
vailing low prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
Examine my
LIST OF PROPERTIES.

$1,000. Two-story house of seven rooms.
bath room, hot and cold water; east front.
choice fruits, shades, etc.: near Brigham and
Sixth East.
5000. A bargain. A story brick resi-
dence OF 10 rooms, modern style, good
neigh 6orhood, gas and water. Let 315xIO
rods of ground, 5 blocks from Main Street. 2
90 500. Another handsome home;
Es,,,,. adobe house of 9rooms, bath. hot
.9ssA. and cold water, bow window, etc Lot
S12xlO rods. nice shades, lawns, flowers, etc. :;
| good barn.
1,2OO. Cheap home. Adobe house of 6
rooms, cellar, porch, etc. Lot Axe rods. east
Two blocks north Of Capt. II ooper's resi-
dence.
900. Another cheap home House of
rooms. Lot 3x6 rods Of grounds, south front
u block west of gas WORKS. 10
ca $3.50. A handsome little home.
Eiiiiii New house modern style, of rooms,
ssss.ssAbow window, good cellar, hydrant
water, etc. Lot 42xi65 feet OF ground, good
barn, and close up to business. II
$500 Two story rustic house of rooms,
bath room, etc Lot 6x10 rods of ground,
With choire fruits, etc, on car line, 9Th
ward. Call and see it. II.
&=A 1900. fine residence on
fUTmIiIIl Brigham st eet. Just in the
mIMlm Market, Two-s DRY adobe house
E.+4al}n of rooms, bath room, hot and
LII u cold water, large cellars, bow
windows. pOrches,. etc Corner
lot lVOx165 feet of ground; choice neightor.
mood, and close to business; beautiful lawn |
hoWels and choice fruits and good barn. I3
IL 600. Another beautiful home |
ANTwo story adobe house OF rooms. |
E..,,liH bath, gas, and wste-, bow window |
LIZ Lot 3x10 rods, east ront, good barn |
choice locality, aud bargain. 18th waro Il |
O. $500. A gem of a home. New
E,;. house OF 6 rooms, modern sIyIe. bow
- window, porches, etc, hot and cold |
water. Lot 4x20 rods of ground, Astounding
in choice shades, lawns, fruits, etc Neg |
fence and good barn. On the market at
this price but short time. Come and s e
6 bio cks east of Main Street 10
1000 House of rooms Lot 81
IN, 40 rods OF ground, fruits, etc On
.kzssA.ine OF hyd-snt water, near Brigham
Sire OF, Ten b Ward. 16
- - 900. a sdrgain. 2119 blocks from
LII. enter OF bus ness house roomS Low
- ~ window, etc Lot 3x10 rods, south
place for business man Is
re 1900. cosy little home Rustic
80 house of rooms, cellsr, porch, etc.
HiIII Lot S212 l32 feet, south front, barn,
49, etc., hydrant water. Good view, out
Of the dust, and first-class location; 18th
Ward.
90 1,75O. Another coy home Adobe
Eff house of rooms, bow window, etc.
-. Lot X 10 rods Of ground, well iruited
with choice trees, affording an excellent
view OF the city and valley, out of the dust,
md close TO business. %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
REAL EsTATE-GILLEsPIE.

O. 500. Adobe house of rooms. bow
hs,;. window, torches, etc. Lot 10 rods
-Az<ssA OF ground, fine shades, and prs senting
one OF the finest views in the city, overlook
Ing the city and valley, out If the dust, and
close to business. al the head of Main Street.
26
o.: $500. Soon to be business property.
sg,,;;i. House of rooms, good barn, etc. Lot
3zz..:A 40 165 feet ofground y block from
business IS
$500 House of rooms, bow window,
porches, etc. Lot 4 X7 7, Dis, affording a
beautiful view of the city and valley, close
up to business, at the head Of Main Street, 80
i $500. New brick house Of 7 rooms,
I'll bath room, rot and cold water gas,
f1S range, CRATES, good cellar, bow win
IdkI dow, etc. modern in every PSF icrlar.
rt-1sA Lot G13Xl rods fine Sl-,, a,.ry.
lawns shades, enc good large b-r- o.. csr
- e, md choices. locality IN tne city; Eth
Ward. 80
t Iyg$esess 800. House tf6 rooms. Lot4Ox165
saa,,,; t4et OF ground, lawns, hvdrant water
nJiii G., erge tam SCUM Teutple
I1A..lS Street, tWo bloeks from the Valley
House. 81
$500. Adobe house of rooms. Corner
LOT 5xlO rods, east front on car line Owner
lives away and IS making sacrifice, Call
and see for yourself; 9th Ward 81
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Rupture radically cured,
also pile tumoss and fstnl@. Panph-
let Of particulars 10 cents in stamps.
Worlds nispenssry Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, n. Y. q
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FOR RENT

70. New brick house, modern style, four
and ha blocks east of Postofice
40. House of eight rooms, known as the
Sears house, and range
35 30. Brick house OF ten rooms, gas
and water, Fifth East StEeet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24

GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cnre. Sold by A. C. Smith &
Co., druggists. 8
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Boys Pants for ZIP at %
make)
pairs
pairs Boys
s175, $780, $780, $3.50,
and each
Boys for ILL., $780, $3.50
each suit.
of good workmanship
this cty.)
% of Boys Waists. cents
Cheviot and ercale at 0cents.
of Shirts a
Laundried Shirts
Neckwear good styles
Mems Socks, scents per *
o Boys Hats, andb40 "
O. st Oeach.
Goats, nj each.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-01-27
Story of a Mad Stone.


w. R. Sonner, of Fort Worth, Tex,
has maidstone that has been used
over one hundred times and with sue
cess. 1t has history. In 1S48 Captain
Wilson, of Alabama, killed white
deer, and, knowing the Indian theory.
looked in its stomach, and there found
a stone as large as a goose egg that re-
sembled petrified sponge. This was
the maidstone. The Indian theory is
that the white deer is more susceptible
to vegetable poisons taken into the
stomach when eaten with grass than
other animals. To preserve the life OF
the animal nature has placed in the
stomach this porous stone, which abb
serbs the poison, neutl alizes it, and
saves the deer's life. The stone, ap-
piled to bite into which poison has
been injected, at once draws it out, and
when its pores are filled drops off.
Being soaked in milk, the stone is made
pure again, and ready for another ap.
plicat.on. IA. Y San.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-01-27
HER TIE STiMONY.
What Aunt Liza 81 n.nans Knew About q
Boiler Explosion.

What Aunt Liza 81 n.nons Knew About .
Boiler Explosion.
Liza Simmons was summoned to tes-
tify concerning the explosion of the
boiler of saw-mill.
"Now," said lawyer, representing
parties who had brought suit for dam
ages, estate what you know concerning
the case"
.Wall, sab; it wuzer Thursday erbout
ten er clock; mout er bin Friday at nine
er'clock-"
.'That makes no difference"
'.Yas, sab; didn't low it did. Wall,
we'll say it wuzer Thursday. 1 wuzer
standin' in my backyard er watchin'
er pig dat my son Anus cotch outen de
riber-"
'.Never mind the pig
.'Yas I will m nd him, fur he's wuth
er dollar an er quarter right now.
Wall, while | was er standin' dar, not
thinkin' erbout nuthin in purticuler,
dar came a mighty 'sploshun. A."
''And Aunt Rose was killed. ehp"
"Wall. lemme tell yer. Oar came
er mighty 'sploshun. Hooked ober to-
ward de mill. l did, an seed Aunt
Rose, whut cooked fur de mill hans.
er gwine way up in de ar. | turned
round to my darter 'Cindy, an,
'Cindy.' says |, look yander at ole
Aunt Rose gwine way up in de ar.
Wy she er mighty ole pusson to be
gwine up so high, an wonder how
she think she gwinter git down widout
cripplin' her ole se'f, when she's dun
got de rheumatic anyhow Cindy,
she lowed dat de Lawd would pro-
vide fur de ole critter, an den
I says, says l, 'Ef He do, Cindy,
He got ter do it mighty peart, fur de
ole crittcr is comm down. an jes'
erbout dat time de po' ole critter struck
de groun' like she wuz in earnest, sho'
nuff Me an Cindy we put out an run
ober dar. an I says, says 1: wy, Aunt
Rose, whut make yer go climbin' way
up yander like er boy?' But, bless yer
| life, de good ole soul couldn't ia k, an
jes' erbout dat time, 'bip,' suthin
struck de groun' side me, an lookin
roun' | seed ole Abner's son Phil, ez
black er child ez eber libed, stretched
out. Bless yer, didn' see him when
he went up, an it wuz er mighty s'prize
ter me, SO I says: Look heah. boy,
whut yer comes s'prizin' er body des
way fur? W'y'n't yer hep dis po' ole
lady come down stead er hangin' 'roun'
up dar till arter she'd dun struck de
groun'p De ole boy gwine ter git yer
one o. desc days but he didn't make
no ply. fur de po' black chile wuz dun
dead. Dis is all knows erbout de
erfair, an amt gwinter answer er-
nuder question Lemme git outen
heah. "-ArkdnsdW Traueler.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1887-01-27
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

The man who expressed his opin-
ION" at a ward caucus says he will send
it by freight train next time.-N. +.
Iaiepende1t.
When q young college graduate
commences to study law he wants
something a grade above common law.
~ O. Picayune.
Italy wants to borrow $500, 600
lires. AS this is very busy season with
newspaper correspondents we are
afraid this country can't oblige her
Burlington Free Press.
A correspondent wants list of the
lone hundred best books. Well,
there well-filled pocketbook to begin
with. BY the way, we have forgotten
the names of the other ninety nine
NorristoWn Herald.
The theory that badness is caused
by heating the hair with gaslight would
have been interesting to Rameses Ii. OF
Egypt, who was as bald as a pumpkin.
| The gaslight at Tanis 5000 years ago
WASH Remarkably hot, either. Spring
field Union.
-Smithers-.'What do you do when
you 90 home early in the morning
trifie overcome and your wife meets
YOU at the front doora" Johnson
.Do! ] don't do any thing. My wife
can attend to all that. | guess You
don't know my wife, do youg'-chs-
cago Tribune
| ...Mrs. Dearmont, of Chicago, and
Mrs. Waldo, of Boston, are to lunch
with me to-day" said lady to her
husband. .but hardly know what to
give them II would suggest" re-
plied the husband. ''that delicate
| compliment to both ladies would be
| dish of pork and beans. IN Y. Post.
1 five been on this road ten years,
said the conductor on Southern rail.
road to passenger who complained OF
the slow time. ..an' know what l m M
talking about "Ten years, ehp''
said the passenger. "What station did
you get on at?'s-Harper's Basar.
I'll see that an Ohio postmistress
has resigned her position to get mar
ried,'' remarked an old Benedict to his
wife. Poor thing! | pity her!" why
sop because, after the honeymoon
is over, she'll have to sit up every
night and wait till the male comes in. :
u. S. Mail.
-Bagley-"say no more, Aurelia.
, forbid the match. Young Spriggs ma.
be a gentleman, but he is poor Au
] reliae.But he is one of the heirs to tn
great Hogg estate Of sixty-fonr mill
: ions.n Nothing of the sort, girl! ii
e is deceiving thee" "Why. pa. I'm sur
I he told me that he is one OF the lawyer
; engaged to defend the will. .--Psaade
!phiG Cal.